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---Ns os the steamship Australia, which is ex.
pected Tuesday, for various ports on Mani an. ~,
Hawaii ou MAUI ana
me schooner canute arrived from Hawaii
april 10th with $500 bags sugar from Hono,,,,
@Ao Laupahoehos Captain H. c. swipton re-
pO.ss that during the schoonerss absence of "a
Gays on the HilO coast, she TOOK las tonsrsuzar
nom Papatkou to the Hawaiian brio FJ.var1 tT,,a
aomeward trip from LAupahoshOe was made in
- hours. -
Captain Lorenzen If the steamer Kinan r.
Rorts fhat the American bark Julia Ford csD-
s~lA nefsman, was discharging cargo at Waina-
Al. lilo, Hawaii, when the Kinau Ieft for bare.
ana was to load sugar there for san Francisco
The American brig ". Il. Myers, which ar.
EaVec ct Hilo, Hawaiis some time ago. and left
1or Aonnapo 70 diseharge her cargo of lumber.
sailed from the latter port last week Tor Kahn.
iui' Maui. to load sugar FOR san Francisco.
The American bark Hope, Captain D. " p.
kenhaliow, arrived April SOth, % days from
Port Town W. T., with $50 900 feet lumber
20 Messrs. Levers Cooke. Reports veay pleas
ant weather the entire passage. The Hope ia
anchored In the stream and will be docked to-
morrow.
me steamer Knau arrived last Saturday with
o'S'S bags sugar, horses, % hides, 8 bags
ginger and 30 packages snndries from various
wiAdwara ports
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The reethsome Spare Rib.

seWhat has become of the toothsome
spare rib we used to hear SO much about
in our infancys' repeated a Madison
street butcher as he boosted a hind quar-
ter of beef upon a block. 1.-THE spare rib,
my friend, has been tabooed in the north.
For years and years it was looked upon
with high favor as dainty morsel for q
Sunday dinner md 4 Thank giving feast,
but of late years there has been little or
no demand for the 'superfuous bone.
Tie rest of the perker, however ENDS
ready sale in our markets. Throw the
spare ribs away? Oh, bless you, no.
Ever hear of a butcher fiinging anything
away? No, no. The spare ribs are shipped
south by the ear load, where they are
highly priced by the negro. Being almost
as succulmts and sayory as 'possum or
coon, the colored people have little trouble
in ekeing out pretty fair sort of living
off the despised rib, which is sold to them
at a very moderate price. ''-7C Chicago
Herald
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wavs drunk and talking bad to her. On
the 2sth he said if he could catch her he
would shoot her. He had pistol in
his hand at the time. He does nothing
but drink at the Blue Gate. Powell was
found guilty and ordered to give bond
in the sum of $25 that he will commit no
offense against Palaha, his wife, for the
period of one year, and to pay So 80
costs.
S. Redwood was. charged on warrant
with disorderay conduct towards Chas.
Michiels. He pleaded not guilty and
was remanded to May I'd.
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Mr.. MagOon said he did not wish to at

Mr.. Magoon said he did not wish to at
present
Mr.. j. NJ. Poepoe was also called be-
fore the bar and lectured by the Chief
Justice as follows: Mr.. Hanley,- who
complained of you regarding taking fees
from him, says he is satisfied as he has
received the money from you. If what
Hanley says is true, that after you had
drawn the costs out of the Court you told
him you would get them the next day, it
was very deceitful and dishonest. Ihope
it is Rot true. 1t isnot such dishonesty
the Court will take notice of as the
money has been paid. 1t was not very
honorable dealing. You have been com
planned of several times before and you
should be careful and upright with your
clients costs.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Kinau sails this afternoon with
cargo for the various Windward ports and pas
ssngeIs for the Volcano.
The schconer WaiIele brought /, 1e0 bags sugar
from Kuau. Maui, April SOth.
The American bark Colusa commenced re-
cetving sugar last Saturday.
.Ths schooner WaimaIu brought 400 bags
sugar from Papaikou, Hi1o, Hawaii, last satur-
day.
The steamer IakeIike sails this afternoon for
Hama and K&huzhi, Maui
che sIsarOsr ,waiAleale brought 1856 bags
snear from Lshasna, Maui, last saturday.
The steamer Iwalani arrived last Saturday
from Hamakua, Hawaii, with $50 bags sugar
sor 1Msssrs. f. A. schaefer & Co., which were
placed on board the bark Iron Crag.
All the eOasting steamers excepting the Kila-
mes Hou are now In port.
The steamer James Makee brought 2,s60 bags
suSar, 16 hides, head cattle and 2 horses from
Maui April seth
The American barkentine Amelia, Captain
william NswhaIl, arrived Of port-last evening,
st5ont As days from Port Townsend, with = full
cargo Of lumber for Messrs. Allen 4 Robinson.
The schooner Mary E. Foster arrived from
Elsele. Kauai, April sOth. with sl2 bags sugar. :
rhs American barkentIne Ella, Captain E. G.
sYxust, arrived from san Francisco early May 1st
Is days ont. Reports having experienced very
pleasant weather the entire passage. She comss
consigned to Messrs. c. Brewer Co.. and il
bershed at the company's wharf. She brought
$40 pigs for Mr.. Geo. WENDELL o. 600 bricks 70
Messrs. Brewer & Co., and $50 cases beer, $50
bales hay, 80 tons sand. ETC., to order.
The Hawaiian bark Lady Lampson viii sail
next "Wednesday with = full cargo Of sugar for
san Francisco.
The steamer ). A. Cummins arrived yesterday
from Wahnanalo with / .OOU bags sugar from the
Hon J. A. Cummins' sugar plantation. which
viii be put into the Pacific HAIL company's
warehouse to-day. She via sail tomorrow fer
I.aie and ail porta in KOoIau.
The french iron bark JaIie, Captain 3, g.
clavey, s1is at O'Clock this morning with L.
e77 bsgs Ingar, weighing 1.s55,s8s pOunds. and
valued = sasaAssss.
The steamer Surprise viii be lowered from the
Marine Railway to-day, and viii leave this
afternoon for LaupanOohoe and Pepeekeo. HA-
waii.
All the steamers and schooners of the Inter
island Steamship Navigation Company, ex-
ceptins the the schooner Nettie Merrill. are now
in port
The steamer Mikahala arrived from Kauai and
MILAN May LIST, with ,271 bags sugar, 225 shesp
n hides, 20 bags rice and 4 horses.
The steamer Lshua arrived April s0th from
Hawaii with 2,SOO bags sugar from Hakalsa. she
VIII sail to-mOrrOw afternoon with the foreign
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LOCAL AMI. GENERAL

AT 10 o'clock this morning Mr.. Lewis ].
Levey viii sell the furniture at 131 Fort
street = cAfsatAstS lA9 &C., =
Yesterday was the festival of st. Philip
and St. James, and was noticed at st. An
drew's Cathedral $50 { - = = :
The three-quarter mile dash at .Kapio-
lani Park on Saturday afternoon, between
Equal : ights and Rockwell was won easily
by the latter.
The Honolulu Almanac and Directory"
for 1887 is now on sale at ]. H. Soper's
and. Al NJ Hewett's news depots, and at
this office. Price, SO cents. - 30 =
Chief Justice Judd leaves ron the .Kinau
to-day to- hold aterm of the Third Circuit
Court at HiIo, Hawaii. Several members
of the bar will leave by the same vessel.
The Rev Alex Macintosh requests the
young .Iadiesito hand in the content of the
contributions boxes for the building fund
Of the new cathedral on or before w ednes-
day.
y His ExGelleHcy George W. Merrill,
United States Minister Resident, has been
daily attendant at the sittings of the
Supreme Court IN banco during the past
week. lSiiit f45sS S1A1t
The shooting match on Saturday re-
suited as follows: Hawaiian Rife Associa-
ton, 496; Honolulu Rifles 476. Lack of
space prevents US giving the full score in
this issue.
There was quite gathering outside Mr..
Lewis j. Levey's salesroom at noon on
Saturday, when he disposed of ten saddle
horses for 1898. They belonged to the
bankrupt estate of G. Il. Akana.
A class in bookkeeping will be opened
this evening at o'clock, in the z. NJ. c.
A. rooms, under the instruction of Mr. 2.
c. Jones. All young men DESTROYS of joining
are requested to be present or hand their
names to Secretary Fuller.
Mrs. Pitley, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Florence Carter arrived last Satur-
day from Port Townsend by the bark
Hope. Mrs. Pitley, after an absence of
over two years, now pays a visit to her
father, Mr. S. NJ. Carter, of this city.
Major Quick has aehange of advertise
ment in thississ1e ofSthe utmost import
ance to those looking for cottages and en-
ployment, He has also the ''0ld Corner"
three pieces OF real estate and cattle
ranch for sale. Full particulars can be OBJ
tanned at the agency.
The steamer Lehua will not leave until
Tuesday at O'Clock, SO as to takegthe mail
bysthe Australia to Lahafna, MaaIaea Bay
J Makena, Kawaihae, Hakalaus Honomu,
Onomea and Hilo. The people at these
places will appreciate this thoughtfulness
on the part of the WhdeF's Steamship
Company
Captain Marston, of the bark Lady
Lampson, has the thanks of the F.. c.
ADVERTISE for a late paper of April 14th
by the barkentine Ella. Through an over
sight a similar acknowledgment was
Omitted in these columns in the case of
Chief Officer McAllister, of the brigantine
Consuelo, which arrived last Friday.
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vessels EkPeesea rrona Forelwn E.erss.

Vessels expected from Foreign ROP18s
Am bark Timour, Brewer, sailed from Boston
Dec II, due May Lao
loo
"Haw sehr General siegeI, Sanders, from
French FrtSate Shoals, due Nov 20-3O
AM bktne Makah, from Newcastle, n ", due
February 25-28
Brit blk scsttish Lassie, W Singer, sailed from
Liverpool Jan 10, due May 2o-31
Am bktne Hattie Bangs, TerFill. from Hong
kong, due April 1870
German bark Hercules SchaefeF, sailed from
Liverpool December 18th, due May 1-20
Am bark st Iucie, sailed from New York March
g. due September 8 80
Am bkC Whitmore, Thompson, from De-
perture Bay, due May 1890
Am bktne John ~orster, from Nanaimo, G,
due Nay 50
Am bark sonome, Howes. from San Fran
cisco, due april $3.50
Am bark Ceylon, Calhoun, from San Fran
cisco, due MAJ lilo
Am brRtne John Spreckels, G s Friis, from
San Francisco, due May LILO
Am bktne Castle, q I. Hubbard, from San
Francisco, due May Ito
Haw steamship Australia, II Houdlette, from
San francisco, due May
Haw steamship Zealandia, Oterendorp,
from the Colonies, en- route to San Francisco,
Am blk James Stone, Barstow, sailed from
Boston March II. due July 5O-a
supposed to be lost.
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Attorney NagOOsl's ExcuIpatfOn-At-
tOrney POepOe Censured.


On April 9th, in the Supreme Court,
the case of the King VS.. Young Tang,
unlawful possession of opium, appeal
from the Police Court, was on trial. Mr..
John T. Dare and J A. Magoon appeared
for the defendant in the Police Court,
but as there arose some difference be-
tween them regarding the appeal, and
Mr.. Dare received a letter signediby
Young Tang, but evidently written by
Magoon, dismissing him from the case,
the Court questioned Young Tang re-
garding the matter After the examin-
alton the Chief Justice addressed Magoon
as follows: 1--WE are not perfectly salts
fed with your conduct in this case. We
viii afford you an opportunity to clear
up the matter satisfactorily in your own
way by affidavits, as to your action in
procuring the dismissal of brother at
torney from case in which YOU we're
both engaged. You are charged with
procuring the dismissal of q brother at
torney from a case without commune
eating with him. and apparently without
the approval or knowledge of your client.
It should be left entirely with client
to say what he would have done with
it."
Finally Magoon withdrew from the
case. Mr.. Dare carried it ON and his
client was discharged.
On Saturday the Chief Justice, at the
opening of the Court, addressed Magoon
as follows:
The Court has examined your afi-
davits, and we must say that the affair
looks in much better light than as it
appeared to Us when il first came to our
minds. We think it tends to exculpate
you, but not entirely. We shall not
give you a lecture. LISA matter of sem
sitiveness in You having had anything to
do with the dismissal of brother after
ney. 1t Is best Ia such cases to have a
mutual understanding to avoid any inn
putation. There are affidavits on file
against you, aRd if you desire TO remove
those you have filed, your own and other
peoples, You can.
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A Cold proceeding.

On one of the recent cold nights man
was fastening across the Common with
his overcoat buttoned up to his neck. He
was rather anxious to know what time it
was but he was too lazy to inhibition his
coat In order to get at his watch. Just
then ne saw man of well dressed APP
pearance coming In the distance. !Wheh
he came up the man who wanted to know
what time it was touched his hat politely
and said: ''Sir, do you know what time it
is?'' The stranger paused removed his
right glove, anbuttoned hisevereoat from
top TO bottom, unbnttoned his under coat
and finally pulled out his watch, while
the cold wind beat against his unprotected
chest. Holding up the watch so that the
light would shine on it, he scrutinized it
an instant and said eyes" And then he
passed on without another word.-Boston
Record
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

& Prizes will also he given for meritorious
exhibits in any of the above Divisions, al
though not falling within the published
classification; also for the best exhibits of
JAMS Jelliss, Pickles. and other Preserves,
made in the Kingdom.
The necessary, accommodation for exhib-
its will be provided by the Society.
Notice IN writing Of intention to exhibit
is requested. Blanks for the purpose can
be had at the Office Of a. Jaeger. Esq, Kaa-
humanu street, or from the undersigned.
Exhibits must be IN place before the open
ing.of eshow aorsthey will not be entitled
to compete for prizes.
Admission so cents, children half price.
Members of the Society will be admitted
free on presenting their receipts for sub
scription for the current year. IL
Any person can become member of the
Society by paying the annual subscription
of SIS. co. zogs fgass
"a Subscriptions are payable to A. Jaeger,
Esq, Acting Treasurer.
= BY order Of the Board of Management.
]. S. WEBB.
616may2tf Secretary.
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s.eHawaii Ponoi. ~ ~
nom,esfIc Pronne.e.l Ree.e,lufa.

The following are the receipts Of do
mestic produce for the week ending
Friday, April 10Th SO, 641 bags sugar,
2,137 bags rice, pa bags ava, 153 bags
potatoes, 80 bags coffee, 80 bags ginger,
90 bags corn, $50 goat skins, sos bags
taro and SIG hides. The exports TO San
Francisco for the same period were
A, 391 bags sugar, 1910 bags rice, ], $50
punches bananas, and so barrels mo-
lasses. Tie totalvalue' Is about $3.50, 900.
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R,ue Rsbbon Entertainrhel,t.

There was a good attendance at the
entertainment at the Y. M. G. A. hall
Saturday. All of the members on. the
programme were encored. Mr.. Starlzey
sang in place of Mr.. Morse. An address
on "Who are the Friends of Temper
ance?'' was delivered by Mr.. B. sJay
aGreene sE kH&f SS
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ARRIVALS.

From Hamakua per stmr Iwalani, April 3d.
Purvis and deck passengers.
From Kat al, per stnr Mikaha1a, May 1-Capt
L Ahlborn, II Judd, Jr, ] Siemssn, wife and
family, F Fukushina, Rev o Forbes and %
deck passe ngers.
From San Francisco, per bktns Ella, May l.
Mrs Bidwell and child, Mrs Nichols, Geo
Wendell. Geo FoGgs
9Oth-Hen John VI KaI1a and wife, G q Ken
nedy, W b Low, B Ouome, Osada, Andrew
Moore, j n Williams, O r Sneyd- Kynners ley
and wife, Geo Ross, 9 J Betham, + L Cohen,
Lau Chong, All Yong. Bro Jas Beissel, Hon w
G Psrke, z Borden, Borden, @ Rod
well, DIR Iwai and q deck passengers.
From Port Towsend, per bark Hope, April 81
Mrs Pitley and child, and Miss Florence
Carter.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. Ii. j.
ARRIVALS.

SATURDAY, April 30.
stmr Kinau, Lorenzen. from Maui and Fa,v.,,
Stmr Waial eale, from Iahatna 40
stmr Iwalani. Freeman. from Hanaakua. Ia
vail
stmr James MAkee. Campbell. from KApas.
Kauai
stmr Lehua, from Eamakua
Stnr WaimanAlo from Waiaxae
Am biz Hope. D w Penhallow, from Part
Townsend
Schr Wainalu, from Hilo. Hawaii
Schr Wailele, from Kuau. Maui
Schr Canute. from LRupahoehoe
Schr Mary Foster. from Kauai
SUNDAY. MAy1.
Stmr Mikahala, from Kauai
stmr A camIni ms. from WAimsnalO
Stmr Eva from Eva
Ana bktne Ella. Rust. Is days frOz san Fran
cisco
am bktne Amelia, Nswhall. IS days from Port
Townsend
schr Liholiho. from Waianae
Schr Waiehu, from WaiaIua
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..The Rememhrancer.,,

The St. Andrews Cathedral Re-
membrancer" for May contains an
article of Ascension Day, which occurs
the 18th instant. The fifth paper on the
anglican Church is given, also the Sun
.day-school lessons for the month "A
few local notices with the calendar com
pletes the number, which is distributed
gratuitously among the members of the
congregation and others.
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me YoIcanO.

The Wilder's Steamship Company re-
ceived the following report by the Kinau
from the Volcano House for the week
ending April oath: Rain 81 inches !;
thermometer from 70 to 56 degrees, lake
in the crater active.
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The General seigel.

On Saturday the Pacific, Navigation
Company sent the schooner Ke Au Hou
on three months cruise in search of
the missing schooner General Seigel.
Capt. Brownell was in command, and he
will first proceed to French Frigate
Shoals, and if no trace of them, use. his
own judgment as to Ills future move
ments. & .sa swoa4sSoE ASA
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Roy al hawaiian Hotel.

The following are the late arrivals at
the Hawaiian Hotel:
Chas G. de Bethem, England; G. HI.
Rodwell, England; Edw. P. Borden,
E. S. Borden, Philadelphia; John Pur-
Wis, Scotland; F. L. Cohen, England.
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vessels I'm Port TrOIn FOreIEm P0rEs.
Haw bark KAlakaoa, q N armstrong, from VAL
paFaiso tssa
Am missionary steam bktne Morning Star. II
Turner, from the South Sea islands
Am VIII bark Ohio, from New Bedford
Ms training ship KAimiloa, Geo Ores
ley Jackson SO
San Francisco
Am bark COlusa. Chas Backus. from San Diego.
Cal 49,
Brit bark Iron crAg. Jones. from San Fran
cisco
Am bgtne Consnslo. Cousins. from San
Francisco. = t -stst
Am bktne Amelia, william Nswhall, from Port
Townsend, " T
Am Blk Hope, D W PenhaIIow from port
Townsend, W.
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Two TLig Pensions.

Two big pensions were granted at
Washington she other day. One was to
John T. Moncrisf, an insane veteran,
whose payment viii amount to $12, 224. 80.
This is said TO be the largest pension yet
Issued The other was to Josiah Brinard,
whose first payment vii amount to &11,-
917. 6.-New York Sun.
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PrivyV COunctIs

A meeting of the Privyf Council was
held on Saturday at the Foreign Office.
The privileges granted by law to the
Hawaiian Railroad Company were con-
frmed. Several new appointments were
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The moonlight concerts for the. pres
ent week will take place as follows:
This evening and Thursday evening at
Emma Square, and Tuesday and Friday
evenings at Thomas Square.
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Steamship Kinau, Lorenzen, for wfndwara
ports at m
Stmr LikeIike, Davies, for Kahaitii, at s n m
Stmr Surprise, Roberts, for Iaupahoehoe and
Hilo, Hawaii, at p IA
StIar Wafmanalo, for Waianae
Stmr Eva for Eva
Stmr James Makee for Kapaa
Stmr WaieieaIe, Weir; for. H6namaulu Kflauaa
and danzIeis Kauai, at p M 80
French bark julie @ clsTey. for San
Francisco
Schr Caterina, for Hanalei
Schr Wailele, for KuAu, Maui
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rzenoluIu. Almanac AMID .DIrecsory.

y 800 d . y % q HOS 81 =
The Honolulu Almanac and Directory
for 1887 is now for sale at VI Fl. sPper's
and A. M. Hewett's news depots and at
this Office. Price, so cents. 1t contains
complete statistical and general infor-
nation relating to these Islands.
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Police Court.
BEFORE rOLICE JUSTICE DAYTON.
&c - SATURpAY. May Both,

SATURDAY, May 3Oth. :
Iokia was fonnd guilty of disorderly
conduct by using obscene language to
Victoria tM) J and sentenced to II hours
imprisonment at hard labor and to pay
81 40 costs 8.
VIM. Powell was charged with threat
ening to commit bodily injury on his
wife, Palaha, on or about the 2Sth In
slant. He pleaded mot guilty. w. H.
Sea appeared for him. The wife stated
in evidence that her husband was al
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C,icapo,s nredicaI Institutions.

+ The mind cure has found congenial
field in Chicago, where there are 500
professional hea1eFs; 5 chartered colleges
of instruction, and 90 that are not, and
these various institutions are graduating
at least $50 pupils each month. New
York Sun. asIa Il u
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Third circuit Court.

Mrs. /. Austin has been appointed
Justice of the Third Circuit Court, Ha-
wall, in place of Hon, G. F. Hart, re-
signed It|/fffI NH
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DEPARTURES.

SATURDAY, April 80.
Tern Ke AM Hous Brownsil, for French FRI
gaze Shoals
schr Rob Roy, for Maizena,, Maui
Schr Moi Wshine. Staples. for Hamakua
Schr Heeia, for Koolau
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A sign of convalescence from Anglo
mania appears in New York, where q
t'habit makers announces that he is pre-
pared to furnish 9 English clothes with an
American tone.''
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New summer styles in ladies' hats and
bonnets now to be seen at the Popular
Millinery House, n. s. Sachs, proprietor
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canada and the Hawaiian trade rad,

The following Chicago dispatch. April
18th, appears in the San Francisco 'Chron-
icle''e of the 18th: The s'Times' OTTAWA
special says The Dominion Government
has abandoned all idea of extending trade
relations between Canada and the Hawaii
an Islands. Last year a commissioner,
Colonel Walker Powell, was sent out to
Honolulu to. collect information on the
subject, and to ascertain what could be
done with view to securing closer COM
mercial relations with Hawaii. He has
reported the failure of his mission to Sir
John Macdonald. He represents that the
renewal of the Reciprocity treaty beween
the United States and Hawaii ptecIudes all
possibility of Canada making any arrange
ment in that directions He found the
white population and the Government of
King Kalakaua strongly in favor of annex
alton to the United States, although the
King and native princes were opposed to it.
Colonel Powell reports that had there been
no arrangement with the United States, the
Hawaiian Government would gladly have
made treaty with Canada.
Supreme C0urt-ApriI Term.
-.a Il Il 4